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Format: LP
Label: Trojan
Year: 2026
Condition: New
TRACKS:
A1. Lee Perry & The Upsetters - Justice To The People
A2. BB Seaton - Finally Got Myself Together (I'm A Changed Man)
A3. Bunny Rugs - Be Thankful For What You've Got
A4. Lloyd Charmers - Darker Than Blue
A5. Pat Rhoden - Living For The City
A6. Noel Brown - Children Of The Night
B1. Ken Boothe - Let's Get It On
B2. Horace Andy - Ain't No Sunshine
B3. Zap Pow - If You Don't Know Me By Now
B4. Delroy Wilson - Imagination
B5. George Faith - To Be A Lover
B6. Lloyd Charmers - Skin Tight
An essential collection showcasing some of the finest and most sought-after reggae interpretations of soul classics from the 1970s, performed by some of Jamaica's most celebrated artists. Featuring numerous, long-standing classics alongside long-forgotten rarities that have remained unavailable on vinyl for decades. The recordings not only reflect the profound influence of American soul on the Jamaican music scene throughout the decade but also demonstrate the exceptional ability of the island's music makers to transform soul classics into reggae masterpieces.
Label: Trojan
Year: 2026
Condition: New
TRACKS:
A1. Lee Perry & The Upsetters - Justice To The People
A2. BB Seaton - Finally Got Myself Together (I'm A Changed Man)
A3. Bunny Rugs - Be Thankful For What You've Got
A4. Lloyd Charmers - Darker Than Blue
A5. Pat Rhoden - Living For The City
A6. Noel Brown - Children Of The Night
B1. Ken Boothe - Let's Get It On
B2. Horace Andy - Ain't No Sunshine
B3. Zap Pow - If You Don't Know Me By Now
B4. Delroy Wilson - Imagination
B5. George Faith - To Be A Lover
B6. Lloyd Charmers - Skin Tight
An essential collection showcasing some of the finest and most sought-after reggae interpretations of soul classics from the 1970s, performed by some of Jamaica's most celebrated artists. Featuring numerous, long-standing classics alongside long-forgotten rarities that have remained unavailable on vinyl for decades. The recordings not only reflect the profound influence of American soul on the Jamaican music scene throughout the decade but also demonstrate the exceptional ability of the island's music makers to transform soul classics into reggae masterpieces.